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Mega Man Zero Collection announced for DS
lucariotrainer13 \| 4:13 PM on 01.15.2010	12 comments

Question Time! What do you get when you have a kick ass handheld(DS) and 4 awesome and hard games(Mega Man Zero series)?

The Mega Man Zero collection!
No other information is known besides the obvious. It has 4 games in one.
Expect it to be released on April 22nd in Japan for you impatient people.

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10 comments | showing # 1 to 10

Jinrai

I wonder if/when the US version comes out, they will add the red fluid that was cut from the US releases, and un sanitize this game and restore all the voice acting(maybe even add more?),remaster it and the soundtracks and graphics?

Mike Moran

Oh, Capcom. You bunch of assholes. I need that. I've been trying to find the other games aside from the second for months to no avail.

Being the Mega Nerd that I am, I wonder if they're going to offer a way to access the Mega Man Zero 3 and 4 bosses in Mega Man ZX.

Daxelman

Never played the Zero series, any good? Too hard for it's own good?

pedrovay2003

...Oh. My GOD.

It's a damn good thing I was sitting on the toilet when I read this, because I don't even want to think about what my pants would look like right now if I wasn't.

garison

Sweet! I haven't played any Mega Man games besides a few of the originals, and 9. Oh and X on Super NES too.

This is sweet news!

Mr Kite

Fucking. Win.

pedrovay2003

@Daxelman

If you liked the X series, you'll like the Zero series. It's a direct continuation of the X storyline, and it adds the free-roaming aspect of the 2D Metroid games and the newer Castlevanias.

doifX

Now THIS is relevant to my interests.

Daxelman

The only Megaman I played was the original and 9.

Sue Me.

But I heard Free Roaming 2D Metroid, so I'll give it a go.

Mike Moran

@Daxelman: Mega Man Zero doesn't really have Metroid elements. There's some small open world elements, but not many. The games that really started the Megatroid formula was Mega Man ZX. It's basically like playing through easier Mega Man levels created to make an open world, and then trying to find the harder levels that are part of the story and have bosses.

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